the MPC1000 needs 'Shift Timing'

can you do that?

also its easier to have an easy to use function like Shift Timing...it helps in the creative process.

Stoopesh!

It has it, read the f'n manual!

Expert Member...don't kid me.

do you think i would post this ish up for the fuc*in sake of it...

its not in the manual under shift timing.

so why don't you read da fKin manual and reconfirm.

You still going on about shift timing You mus' have sum serious rythemic problems....1...2...3...4 >Try to keep up

My bad....... I jus find it crazy that some1 can keep asking the same question for about a month and still b nowhere

Bro, you better read those threads over, then the manual..Im sure some1 mentioned it being in there just titled differently (uknow akai)

So it's not there under shift timing! It's under something else. Many people have posted about this, and you're spreading bullshit out of ignorance. And to make it worse, you keep bitching about it!!!

Yes I have a C0cK, and I know how to use it (hence expert Member and no, that was not the most creative variation on my name, elmacaca was the best I've seen yet.

I haven't seen you give any good advice at all, you are so quick to blow your hot air like you are so up on shit, yet you've missed every post on the 1000's shift timing feature. I think that was up the first week it was out. Maybe if you read the gotdamn posts you won't sweat my "expert member"

Some people just want there to an issue, even if they have to make one up.

After using my first MPC2k a few times, I noticed that there was this Seq Edit and Shift Timing under two separate menus. I thought, "This is stupid. You can shift timing under the Seq Edit menu." The limited space for OS code can be better used for something else (like handling more sounds, more filters, etc.).

intensions of making products better.

gosh...i think you are all backwards.

looks like i will try to sort this out my self...if it happens.

As for Mr 'MPC3000'...you make out that you are one hell of an expert...but it seems that you are an MPC geek only.

the fact that you have no idea how easy software can be to do simple...yes i repeat simple tasks like moving events back and forth on the click of a mouse...makes me even less proud of using an mpc, even though its supposed to be a drum machine...

and even less faith in you as an expert.

however...i also don't agree with your statement on this forum about being able to perform shift timing in 2 places on the 2000, which you think is no point.

well...thats you...maybe you dont make beats...who knows???

beat designing is an artform...the mpc made things easier with a DEDICATED shift timing function (i.e. like having electric windows as apposed to manual)...for fine tuning drums with out messing with your creative flow. i feel the MPC 1000 to a step back in this department.

but if you cannot see or even understand that as an MPC user...you and many others just make me wonder sometimes???

Roopesh......Question.....

Y do you own an MPC???

No intentions of making products better?

I Modify synthesizers, fix instruments, and Have built a modular synthesizer myself. Oh yeah, and I make music.
SOunds like your only intention is to **** and somehow take credit for things others actually work to accomplish.

MPC 3000's point is a great one, especially if people want bug fixes to the OS.

Not to mention that you were straight up wrong, ignorant, and your reading comprehension is questionable as well since it has been widely known for a while now.

Quit while you're behind.